One of the more lasting stereotypes in world football relates to Brazilian players and how they come to develop the skills that are a hallmark of their game. Many still believe that Brazilian boys spend most of the day playing on sandy beaches or the narrow streets of the favelas and it is there that their ability to command the ball to do their bidding comes from.
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How Futsal is shaping modern day footballers
Paul Grech
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
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